When Yolanda Hadid shared the details of the "industrial" Texas home she shares with fiancé Joseph Jingoli in August, we were enthralled with its spacious layout and gorgeous details. More recently, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum revealed another compelling element to the abode: a room designed specifically for her granddaughter.
"My bunk bedroom design was inspired by my granddaughter Khai," Yolanda captioned a November 6 Instagram post that detailed the inspiration and thought process behind the room. "[H]er presence has given me so much inspiration, truly the greatest blessing and honor in my life. You think you know about love at this stage and then you become a oma."
Yolanda went on to explain how she configured a "story" around some "amazing Beddings from Pendleton Woolen Mills" and "upholstered the little headboards with a faux sheep skin for softness and texture." As you can see in the photos in the Instagram carousel of images, Yolanda constructed three bunk beds in one room with a set of stairs between the dark gray nooks with wood panel accent walls. She also outfitted the beds with Western-themed bedding and created an adorable space below one of the bunks with a vanity and more storage places.
Yolanda concluded her post (which also showed the luxe bathroom) by noting that the "vintage pieces" were from a "favorite" store in Fort Worth, Texas, called Simple Things. Additionally, the lighting and beds were bought from Restoration Hardware.
Yolanda Hadid's "Dream Closet"
In addition to sharing how she transformed the bedroom for her granddaughter, Yolanda also recently shared how she constructed her "dream closet." Upon seeing the photos of the space, we can see why she's describing it as a "dream."
“This is my dream closet,” the former model captioned an October 29 Instagram series of images which put the stunning, industrial-style walk-in closet on display.
The space, which Yolanda noted she designed along with Italian firm Molteni&C, featured floor-to-ceiling shelving units, a center vanity, plus a seating area with Timothy Oulton leather chairs laid overtop a cowhide rug.
During the home tour she gave to Architectural Digest, Yolanda shared, “I’ve been dreaming of this my whole life and I finally put it together. I gave my design to a company called Molteni from Italy and they just do extraordinary work. I just love the simplicity and modern lines of their work."
She continued, “I love to sit here with Joey, you know? We have conversations here. It’s not just a closet where you have clothes. It’s a space where we communicate and hang out. It has a lot of character, I think.”
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